172 Quotes About Advances

I will examine the details of this proposal to make sure it advances our goals of conserving fuel while preserving U.S. jobs and maintaining the safety of our cars and trucks.

advances in probability theory, computer science, the concept of information, molecular biology and the philosophy of science.

Deeper debt relief, the Ottawa Treaty on land mines, the global movement for women's rights and protection of the environment -- none of these advances would have happened without NGO ideas and pressure.

There have been recent advances in technology so that hospitals now have options for sharps safety products that have a similar 'feel' to the surgeon and this has prompted the O.R. to make a serious effort in evaluating these new technologies.

International business has always existed in some form. But because of advances in technology and travel, we can do business with India as well as Indiana. In fact, it might even be cheaper to do business with India than Indiana. And that's true whether you're a large multinational corporation, or a mom-and-pop business ? there are new cross-cultural markets you can expand into. You've got to know how to work well with other cultures.

We hope they're the two catchers of the future. We wanted Joe to see them and Gary Tuck to see them, and have them see all the pitching. It kind of advances them along a little bit.

E-Retailers used to be at a disadvantage because customers can't touch and feel their products, but they've figured out that there's a whole lot more they can offer to make up for that. Today's online stores have evolved significantly, offering advances such as 360 degree views of products, customer reviews, side by side product comparisons, and extensive product information and specifications that often exceed what is available in a store or catalogue.

Men want children later, but women can't rely on being able to. So I'm all for scientific advances and the help they can give people.

Despite all the advances in hiring technology, most people still get hired -- or, more often, screened-out -- based on a personal interview.